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Joe, this is an issue that is difficult to control.  The Admin has had to place a block for UK users, and unfortunatly the code isn't fool proof; many people not in the UK, like yourself, have had issues.  He is working on trying to find a better way to do this so that so many of the wrong people aren't blocked.  In the meantime, the only alternative is to just block everyone... or have some errors like you are getting.    Most people have found that if they come back another day with a freshly renewed IP address they can get into the songs.  Good luck, and I'm sorry there isn't a better answer for you!

I love the story BunBun!

I think most of the folks here know my story, although I suppose there's be a few newbies so I'll give it another shot.  My Dad played since he was a teenager (he still has his first 3/4 Fender and it sounds really nice still!!).  I grew up learning how to read/following along with the music so I could turn the pages for him... sang always.  I sang a lot in school and Dad tried teaching all of us kids at some point or another... I was NEVER interested in the guitar.  Last year, Dad had some back/elbow issues that was causing issues with his hands and the guitar came out for only a very few songs at the campfire.  At that moment I decided I was going to learn how to play because I couldn't stand the thought of the next summer coming and no guitar around the campfire.  I picked up my husbands guitar/found Chordie and within a couple weeks was doing well enough for my hubby to buy me my own.  The rest is history... Dad's doing much better and my playing has inspired him to try more as well as my husband and my son.  We all have an awesome time now playing around on the guitars!! 

If your friend has made a songbook public, then yes.  Go to the Public Songbooks page here:  http://www.chordie.com/publicbooks.php

Then do a search on your friend's Chordie Username on the bottom left of the page. 

  Welcome to Chordie xchef95x!!

Hi there Dwight, and welcome to Chordie.  If you would like to discuss advertising please contact admin@chordie.com - the moderators and members are not involved in that end of the website   Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the forum by reading the stickies at the top of each section and the forum guidelines here:  http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=15055.  We're glad to have you here... and do come on into the Chat section and introduce yourself if you'd like... or just hop right into conversations!   
Amy

Beautiful!!!

I do remember the post about those.  Good luck!  Do update us on if you find a gem and of course pictures if it is in fact a NGD for you!

Hi David!  Welcome to Chordie!  As Roger suggested, please do read the stickys... I suggest starting with this basic one, the Forum Guidelines:  http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=15055

What you will soon find is that Chordie doesn't actually host any of the songs here.  They are hosted all over the internet at other sites and Chordie actually works more like a search engine to make finding your favorite songs easier, as well as displaying and easier to read version of the song.

I hope that with Rogers explanation and mine this all makes a little more sense.  Have a great day, and hope to see you around the forums!

Amy

I don't have as much time to play around as I did a few months back... so I've been working on one for a few weeks now.  "In my Daughter's Eyes" Martina McBride... It's originally a piano song but Chordie has some chords for it, so I'm working on a decent picking technique to make it sound nice on guitar.  I'll bet a true classical player could make the guitar sing this song out like a piano!

Welcome to Chordie Savanaanavas!

Hunk... also a warm welcome to Chordie.  For future reference, you will usually get a quicker response to a song request by starting your own thread in the song requests section.  Also, before posting a request doing a quick search here on Chordie and the internet is advisable as many songs are easily available like "Till Tomorrow".  Simply click above on the "Artists" tab and type in the search box and you will receive results like this:  http://chordie.com/allsongs.php/songtit … index.html

Hope that helps!  Have a great day!

Nice job Ian!  It's fairly similar to how I was playing it... I really enjoy this song! 

Very cute poem Phill, but surely you couldn't have been THAT bad when your wife decided to keep you?

Thank you very much Matthias for the detailed description of this free general license software!  Because it primarily relates to looking up the chords to a specific song I will leave it here in the song requests section for now... although because there is so much more to it, we may end up moving this to another location within the forum for people to find it better down the road. 

I think your friend was near genius for suggesting vamp a plug in be made for Chordino.... and both of you quite "crafty" for creating all of this.  A project for your PhD?  What is your PhD in?  Did you complete?  Shall we call you Dr. Matthias?  CONGRATULATIONS!  And even better... someone else paid for it all!    I will be checking out this program and the plug in for sure!  It looks like windows 7 or mac is being used in the videos... I'm still running XP, do you think this will be an issue?  I do have the day off today and time to "play", so I'll let you know how I fare!

Amy